Knicks Lose To Thunder, Devils Win Shootout
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What were the highlights of the Knicks vs. Thunder game?
So this was the closest thing there was to a dagger last night at the Garden, just as the Knicks had gotten back within four points down the stretch against the defending champion Thunder. National TV broadcast talking about the defensive strategy for the Knicks trying to guard SGA.
Each team with multiple timeouts remaining. Both teams have a penalty. And the last possession, that aggressive blitz on Shea to force him to give it up and live with the results. They've got a lot of guys that could knock down shots, but you've got to force that to happen. Three-pointer is going. SGA knocks down the clutch three.
How did the Knicks' defensive strategy impact the game?
And that makes it a seven-point game. What a big bucket from SGA.
Mike Breida, the ESPN crew, that was his lone three-point attempt of the night.
Tim Legler he was with last night.
There you go. Wasn't there just the two of them? I thought there was three.
Well, that was Tim Legler in the clip. Yes. I don't know.
Whatever. In any event, he did make that one count, and the Knicks then did give themselves those two three-point looks in the final seconds, but Jalen Brunson and OG Ananobi couldn't connect, so it ends Thunder 103, Knicks 100 after the two teams kind of traded blows throughout the course of the second half.
That was a hell of a game, man. It was just frustrating from a Knicks fan's perspective until they got the lead at the end of the third quarter, and going into the fourth quarter with the lead there, 19-0 this season. And now, you know, it basically comes down to your three, three of your most important offensive players have got to make their shots. Specifically their threes they did last night. Well, listen, if one of those guys makes two more shots, they win the game. Sure.
Jalen Brunson, to our point here, held to 16 points on five of 18 shooting and couldn't connect with the game on the line.
He had that shot in the corner. It was a good play right there to get that last shot chance to tie. What happened there?
dismissed it and um let's go have that one back i would say that that was a tough shot it was i think the ananobi look was better i mean even though he's going backwards he didn't really have anyone in his face as much as brunson he was able to set himself not easy but i think better good solid game is good measuring stick game you can see that they can play with the spurs they can play with okc they're right there i mean so as long as they stay engaged like this i think they're going to be fine You had some questionable calls, non-calls in this game, even though OKC only ended up with three more free-throw attempts than the Knicks. But specifically for Mike Brown, that non-charge call in the first quarter where Brunson takes the hit, it would have gone against SGA and would have put him into early foul trouble with his third.
Not the case.
He should have gone the other way with the basketball. And so to see that, knowing that Jalen is standing there and he's putting his body on the line... And our guys are fighting their asses off, you know, to try to win the ball game. And it just didn't sit well with me, obviously.
Yeah, he was all over the official, earned his first tech of the season. Only one foul called against SGA the rest of the way. Here is one from him post-game. Asked if there's extra motivation coming into MSG to play the Knicks. And I think you'll get the video here of him post-game with the outfit as we listen to this clip as well on CBS Sports Network.
Oh, not really. Nothing like with the Knicks. The Guardian is fun to play at just because the aroma of the building, the way the courts lit up, the way the crowd's a little darkened. It's fun to play.
What crucial moments defined the Knicks' loss to the Thunder?
The aroma of the building. Do you think he meant that or he meant aura? That's a good question. Oh, there you go. I mean, this is just. So what is, I think it, is it a hundred? I think it's a hundred there on that. Whatever that is. Gold.
I don't know if it's a hundred or just three ovals of some sort. Could be. He's a good looking guy, man. The sunglasses. I mean, he, he looks like he's bundled up.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What were the highlights of the Knicks vs. Thunder game?
0:00–0:31
2
How did the Knicks' defensive strategy impact the game?
0:31–3:11
3
What crucial moments defined the Knicks' loss to the Thunder?
3:11–3:39
4
What were the key performances from the Knicks' players?
3:39–11:33
5
How do the hosts feel about the current state of their teams?
11:33–12:04
Speakers
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